Chakshu
17 July 2016 at 20:56
Sir,i was fined 50rs in a gambling case
It was first and last time
Should I prepare for govt job. Will there be any problem after my selection
MEENA JOSHI
17 July 2016 at 19:27
THE FORMER LANDLORD GIVES AN ATONEMENT LETTER TO THE TENANTS INTIMATING TO GIVE THE RENT TO THE NEW LANDLORD. THE TENANTS AT PRESENT ARE DEPOSITING THE RENT & MUNICIPAL CORPORATION TAX IN RENT CONTROL WEST BENGAL, KOLKATA. THE TENANTS FOUND OUT THAT THE PURCHASE DEED IS UNREGISTERED AND IN MUNICIPAL CORPORATION NO MUTATION HAS BEEN DONE IN FAVOUR OF NEW LANDLORD. IN THESE CIRCUMSTANCES WHERE DO THE TENANTS HAVE TO PAY THEIR SHARE OF RENT AND MUNICIPAL CORPORATION TAX ?
sudhir saha
17 July 2016 at 19:08
An old poor widow mother aged 67 years is daily harassed by her son working as a daily labour. Mother is staying in her parents' old building and maintained by widow pension and some monetary help from her brothers . But her son always claim money in various clue and if not get , he tortures her. He occupied one big room with kitchen forcibly . He gives not a single penny to her mother . Mother alone stays seperately in a seperate condemned room without kitchen. Even her latrine and bath are used by four members of his family and they make it dirty but never clean it nor pay for sweeping , Municipality tax etc. Always he threatens ," if don't give money as and when required , who will look after you when you will be in bed". Pl. advise how she can get permanent safe-guard .
Sandip
17 July 2016 at 18:08
My wife belongs to kahar cast of Bihar state where the caste is considered as obc. And I belongs to Kumhar cast of jharkand where my caste is obc too but kahar caste is considered as SC.now she need a caste certificate from jharkand {husbands state} then whether she get SC certificate or obc certificate .please advice.
ahila jayaraman
17 July 2016 at 17:36
My daughterinlaw, a housewife, sold her residential plot of landi Feb 16, and there is a few lacs of long term capital gains. Her husband, my son is buying a flat in the joint names of himself and her. I hope, if the capital gains is remitted to the builder before 31.7.16, she need not pay LTCG tax. So far she has not filed IT return,since she does not have an independent income. Now, has she to file the IT return, since there is LTCG?
A.Bose
17 July 2016 at 17:24
Sir,
There is a house property in West Bengal registered in the name of my grandfather(father of my father) who passed away in 1992. He had his widow, 4 children, 2 sons and 2 daughters. One of the daughters is pre-deceased, has one son and husband living.
All of the above have decided to gift the property to me.
My question is, whether it will be a transfer of property to a 'grandson' (therefore relative) for the purpose of Stamp Duty or gift should be treated part wise, considering 'relationship' with each of the successors?
Regards.
palmei
17 July 2016 at 15:40
Is it possible on the side of state government to remove any particular contractual staff of a department from the process of regularisation or left out at the time of cabinet approval and thereby post creation of the said contractual staffs which has different categories of post?
Sunny MP
17 July 2016 at 15:34
Please see a Supreme Court case status.
(1)Statues-Special Leave Petition (Civil) D-34990 of2015
(2)State of Meghalya and ORS Vs CMJ Foundation and ORS.
(3)Subject Category--Defective Matters as Not Refiled .
Please say who is responsible for clearing defects or refiling
CMJ or Government
p phipson
17 July 2016 at 15:32
I have one flat in my name and the adjacent flat in my wife's name which I bought in 1972 and 1988 resp.
We have interconnected the flats with permission from the authorities but pay outgoings/taxes etc separately.
Our children grew up with us in these flats till the girls got married & moved on. our youngest son lived with us. He got married and his wife shifted in too. Now they have 2 children both in school.
To help our youngest son we allowed him to convert one bedroom into a Studio (he is a professional in design). But now after 9 years he does not want to shift out his studio as it is most convenient.
Daughter in law has given up her job and joined the son in the business.
Things have gone very bad and lately I had to tell him he had to move out within 6 months and the studio ASAP. I have been toying with the idea of selling both flats and moving into smaller digs to suit my budget.
I got a shock when to this my wife of 45 years turned round & said she would not let me sell the flats And the son said that I can do what I want but he will not move out nor will he shift his office.
Am I to remain Shahjehan in one room while my son takes over everything.
I am prepared to disown him because of his attitude.
Can your experts pls advise me what to do- I am 70 years old
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